Baylor’s philosophy department will host its sixth annual Philosophy of Religion Conference today and Saturday.
The Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission is forcing Mynar’s Bar to close its doors for seven days after the death of a 19-year-old Navarro College student last March.
The Heart of Texas Fairgrounds will fill with smiles when more than a hundred participants fish at Kappa Omega Tau’s “23rd Annual Fishing Event for Very Special People.”
Student Senate held an information session of recent on-campus safety issues and passed a new bill to amend the electoral code on Thursday.
This weekend, entertainment meets missions in a mind-reading extravaganza that will include coffee, live music, a bake sale and a performance by mentalist Blake Adams. On his Facebook fan page, Adams claims that his performances are built on his ability to draw from psychology and suggestion and uses those to read his audience.
CURRENT PRINT ISSUE
In an age of constant content flowing straight to pockets, misinformation is inevitable. Between rumors of mental instability and artificial intelligence deepfakes, voters must be cautious about what they believe ahead of the Nov. 3 midterm elections.
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No. 9 Baylor shut out Arizona State 2-0 behind a pair of second-half goals. The Bears remain tied atop the Big 12 standings with the victory.
Junior guard Brett Decker Jr. enters a Baylor men’s basketball program that has been defined by its 3-point prowess. He adds to that tradition, shooting 47% from deep last season at Liberty.
Baylor women’s basketball limped its way into the tournament after a strong start to last season. Head coach Nicki Collen hopes for a deeper run in 2026-27 behind a refresh in the roster.
The Bears were largely a one-man show in the front court last season. The 2026-27 season will boast two experienced centers in fifth-year Caden Powell and a healthy senior Juslin Bodo Bodo.
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Mt. Joy took the stage, opening with a few minutes of acoustic music. Warm, sunshine-esque orange lights silhouetted the band as it eased into “Lemon Tree.” The quieter opening did not last long. As the song swelled toward its climax, lead singer Matt Quinn shouted, “What’s up, Waco?” and the pavilion erupted.



